New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-12
AT KINGS HIGHWAY,
GUARANTEE WINS TIE FREMONT STAKES.
Favor BEATS DRY MoxoPoLE AND BARNUh-
AMALoAMs SURPRISE


IN their slates in the betting ring ct Kings
Hallway yesterday ought to present to the Long Island
Railroad Company handsome Testimonial
Of their regard and gratitude They could wen IL
ford it BY an apparently unreasonable ana mex mex
eusable delay Of trains at Bay Ridge some i'|Vo
persons missed the first race on tns prosranno
Of tho Brooklyn Jockey Club. and from inc co'or
al, avery man Of them must have intended to back
Maroon at four to ono The delay pe
ana mt 500 600 in the pockets The pilot OF
the ferryboat had to run at the slip four tlmes
hesore he could get in-Ten minutes. The Impatient
200 charged upon the Of the station but could not
carry them by storm they remained smut fast until
s,on was made M for none was ready-Ffteen minutes
After all we're seated trying to catch the breath that
had been squeezed Of them, the engine
vent of In search OF more cars, which were
not needed for that boatload-Twehty minutes.
When ready to pull ont another boat hove IN sgh anu
whoever was in charge traffic decided to walt TOT
fs messengers instead OF sending the TRAIN Ane al"
making nm another Twenty five minutes.
"Tbeyre Off" some heartbroken creature cried HUI
drels OF watches looked at and all said IL was
o'clock Then the mourning 1900 settled down 10
stae OF supine sulenness Eventually to the surprise
f every one the got under waysixteen cars ana
two engines Why 1t, a so-called special race train,
should stopped al every crossroads noDooy outue
of the railroad business can understand.
great crowd the and 1t possible that
te sight OF so many people turned the heads Of the train
man. Those who the day are Wiling 10 iorgi'o
and forget everything those who lost are not or course
the railroad will offend again. But That deiay the
loss OF that to Maroon was so tircsome
ID d. Withers used TO own mare that he called BDou
She fell lame and he gave her to Long Branch farmer
Of the name Of COnOver That mares oa by Ventiiaof
came near winning the second race yesterday. bat
Sea Fog was a little too green. With the running iead
that Mr. Caldwell gave her she ought to nave
wop But she died away. Some OF those
disapponted 200 men would have backed Bay Ridge
they had not been stuck at Bay Ridge so long After
their rough experience they would have none OF MIN.
The colt showed fine purst OF speed closing up some
twenty lengths In twice as many strides,
Amalgam was of the most despised OF outsiders
being almost without a friend. He looked SO
thorougnly fit at the post that fow shrewd
person. fastened to the betting ring to invest
on him at fifteen to one. Davis rode waiting race
When he saw that MARYLAND was coming back to MIN lie
shook up his mount and Amalgam shot 10 the front,
winning with amazing ease
Tea Tray could not live with Guarantee in the Ire
mont Stakes. Mr. Babcock and his friends thought
BILLET Doux stood an excellent chance OF winning the
race The veteran took risk this time. He put
Hayward up and perhaps plunged moderately on the
6ly But whatever chances Billet-Doux may have had
they we're not regarded by the starter, who practically
left the FLY at the post She could get up after
the bad start.
Dry Monopole q true. game race-as he always
does-but Favor was the better horse of the two
this time The little bay colt does not
seem able to handle ia pounds successfully.
With five pounds less to carry he would
have made Favor extend himself more
than he did The venerable Barnum was not inclined
to exert himself. The weather not to his liking
Rataplan doesn't look much like a Suburban winner,
though the will help TO season him. Inc
pace seemed nothing like that in the Brooklyn Handi
car but be remembered that the track is not so
fast as it was then. Favor is in a handicap morrow
manifested some dissatisfaction with the weights. They
declared that Mr.. Mcintyre had given him "another
walkover"
The sixth race was made into two and even
with that division the fields were more than
the starter could easily control Maroon's stable
companion won the first half without turning hair"
In ll6 and Tpsy captured the second in 1:l59 which
is fast time considering the condition of the track
large number of halthollday people were at the
track yesterday and they swelled the
regulars" into a crowd quite as large
as that which Dry Monopole win the Brooklyn
Handicap. A vast amount OF money changed
hands in the the afternoon seemed
bent on betting. The scramble to get on was highly
moral show The interesting throughout aud
the afternoon pleasant
First RAcE~PURsE 5000: FIVE FURLoxGs
W. streets ch g. Maroon ~ MaearoOnCasitagnette
w. VI 2. u rel CHI M Tce Doe. e. La%sln{
Tue esy1a' Oh stce w. Tn'' 'sf san5aa
n N:I Ssf haliy RRs:..
J. b. naggin's gr < Ichi Ban. O. II lshaner(
8 a SGsa barry ys5s ksf es aged pstrSF
TinwOod stables b. LsSnST1 2 ilS(cri''enden|
Bettng-Teiie Doe to j, Ichi Maroon to
eieansI i, Harry Russell ei Ben Thompson 20 to
J. ". White 20 TO l. Loonora 80 o i.
Young Luke wa: with 1--WE The horses were s sent away
front Maroon took the lead leoe reaching the hsimie
feo a Doe second three lengths before " White third
SECOND RAcE-PURsE 5000 Two-YEAROLDs; SPECIAL
Dryer Brothers T. c Bay Ridge BiissHi llOS
letter Walden; cb Sea Fog ii
W IaEeiSnd's t. Ictie Fillmore (Meehanl 8
4 r aSsE,n e. e. k1 Ta%s rr oSfss
APg s g 50snsOn os + Lee is0a
H. A. Newton's b. c. Auditor 10: Camp Q
W. Gratzs D. f. RaneIte l07 ..(shaner) q
Betting Bay Ridge l. Sea Fog Kirrnesse to J.
Faux Pas 10 / Belle dor 70 J. virgil Annie ha cot IL u
j, Auditor 20 to i. -.
twenty Minute: at The JOS, LOiric Fillmore second
opened gan Of ton lengths Sd hall Way down the stretch
Sosea Ike easy SGi an S0a1 B say
Fog Any from the post Bay Ridge won by length and
third Sea Fog exceedingly tired at the flush.
THIRD RAcE-MYRrLE STAKES $50 EACH; $1,000
ADDED. SELLING. 1-l6 MLEs
A. J. Cassats ch c. Amalgam. by Bulon.Alumena, .
F. asa hUS h Mainland aged McGoi2rcs} 2
L. &. Behnans D. Biscuit A. (Garrison) d. a..
Blohm Co.'S b. Lancaster g.
X fuckers CHI. Birthday (Church)
w q. Days Adonis 3, (Pamer
FAIRFAX Stables b. Rowland (Bender)
ohm Co. b. Adrian, 4. 80 tEke)
McMahon's CHI h. Herbert aged (DonOhue)
Tine-li9s4
Betting Markand TO 8, Herbert 70 l. Biscuit to |.
birthday to Adrian to Adons 10 Rowland 10 10 J.,
Lancaster IL TO ], Amslgam 10 10 /.
Dousmsn Editor. Swift, Telie Doe and Broughton were
withdrawn
The horses sent n delay with MARYLAND
tue erbert second Biscuit third. Amalgam six
Posing the stand the iavoe lead by head Al The quarter
Amsgsn began his position and at the half he
had moved up 10 the third place Mark and stu leading
Tapped by Herbert Going the Biscuit tOek
second place Herbert fell back INTO the The
favore lei the stretch closely followed by Biscuit who
sweryed badly aud lost ground Halt lone Amalgam
closed MARYLAND and 1ne followed between the
two The avori;e tired badly the last few strides and
Amalgam won by three quarters of length MARYLAND sec
ond three eugths before Biscuit and Lancaster who
dead heat for third place. No bid for the winner
FOURTH RACE-rRLMOST STALKS wO-YEAROLDS; $50
EACH $1,000 ADDED. SIX FURLoNGs